Our Poem Of The Week, about a routine task that few of us do anymore, comes from Merrill Douglas,a poet from Vestal, New York. It appears in our summer issue, on it’s way to subscribers now.
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Darkest Before Dawn
Our Poem of the Week was submitted to Third Wednesday’s annual poetry contest by Vermont poet, James Crews. It was one of three contest winners. Our contest judge, Phillip Sterling said this about it:
“Darkest Before Dawn” by James Crews: A luminous description of an orchid in its contrary environment and the emotive/cognitive awareness if it on the part of the speaker, this poem is hopeful and promising, a gently rhythmic and subtly rhymed gift.
Return
Our poem of the week is from Rhode Island poet, John Grey. Give it some thought this Memorial Day.
Summer Issue Preview
Preview of the summer issue, including our first ever “One Sentence Poetry Contest.
Autumn 2017
Poem of the Week: This one from poet, Bruce Pemberton, has been selected to appear in Ted Kooser’s “American Life in Poetry” in a few months. Congratulations Bruce.
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We Shall All Be Changed
Like most journals, 3rd Wednesday publishes few landfill poems. They’re hard to come by for one thing. Here’s one from an English poet who demonstrates that rhyme is not dead. Our poem of the week was a contest honorable mention in our Spring issue.
Montana Condolences, Of a Kind
There’s something going on in Bellingham, Washington. We rarely put out an issue of Third Wednesday without a poem from somebody who lives there. Our poem of the week is an example by Tim Pilgrim. It was in our Spring Issue.
Light of Spring
Our poem of the week from Suzy Harris is perfect for the season. Suzi’s poem was an annual poetry contest finalist from the spring issue of Third Wednesday.
End of a Love Story
Third Wednesday’s Poem of the Week from our Sping issue.
